15. Lorne Chabot

Although the bulk of the early era players are in the Hockey Hall of Fame, a case could be made for the talented Lorne Chabot. The Montreal native was successful everywhere he went, posting winning records and winning two Stanley Cups. Chabot’s career saw him achieve 200 Wins over eleven seasons, but as he played with six different teams, he was labeled a journeyman despite his successful performances.

Should Lorne Chabot be in the Hall of Fame?

Definitely put him in! - 88.9%

Maybe, but others deserve it first. - 6%

Probably not, but it wouldn't be the end of the world. - 3.4%

No opinion. - 0%

No way! - 1.7%

The Bullet Points

Country of Origin: Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Eligible Since: Monday, 01 January 1940
Position: Goalie
Games Played: 412
Notable Statistics:
200 Wins
146 Losses
62 Ties
71 Shutouts
2.03 Goals Against Average
N/A Save Percentage*
75.3 Goalie Point Shares

22 Playoff Games
11 Wins
9 Losses
2 Shutouts
1.67 Goals Against Average
N/A Save Percentage*

*Save Percentage was not calculated when Chabot played.
Played For: Chicago Blackhawks, Montreal Canadiens, Montreal Maroons, New York Americans, New York Rangers, Toronto Maple Leafs
Non-NHL Teams: N/A
Major Accolades and Awards: Stanley Cup Ring (2) (New York Rangers 1928, Toronto Maple Leafs 1932)
Vezina Trophy (1) (1935)
First Team All-Star (1) (1935)
Lowest Goals Against Average (1) (1935)
Most Shutouts (1) (1930)
Most Goalie Point Shares (1) (1935)
Most Point Shares (1) (1935)
Notable Top Ten Finishes: 10 Top Ten Goalie Wins
10 Top Ten Goals Against Average Finishes
11 Top Ten Shutout Finishes
10 Top Ten Minutes Played Finishes
10 Top Ten Goalie Point Shares Finishes
4 Top Ten Point Shares Finishes
Rankings: 4. Goals Against Average: 2.04

These rankings are up to the end of the 2024-25 Season.